After learning how to properly fry an egg, it became one of my favorite things. I frequently ate it for breakfast or lunch (or dinner, let’s face it.) But one little thing is that I love two eggs, two pieces of toast, and the toast needs to be buttered. And since I’m working hard at losing weight right now, I need to cut some corners. Enter Avocado Toast. In case you don’t ever log into Pinterest or Instagram, avocado toast is precisely that: mashed avocado on toast (sidenote: remember on Gilmore Girls when Emily made Lorelai toast with mashed banana on it when she was sick? Avocado toast is better than that). I sometimes eat avocado toast, with a little green Tabasco (I’m gonna talk about green Tabasco a lot in this post and let’s just get it out of the way that this is not sponsored, I’m just slightly obsessed with it), lime juice, and salt. It’s tasty. It’s more filling than just a piece of toast with butter on it. But, at least for me, it has too many calories for a snack but not enough staying power for a meal. So lately, my favorite lunch (and sometimes breakfast) has been this Fried Egg Avocado Toast. It’s filling but not heavy, satisfying, full of flavor, quick and easy, and loaded up with things that are good for you.
You’re going to need 1 slice of whole wheat bread (I used Nature’s Own whole wheat bread because it’s my favorite whole wheat bread that I can easily find at all my grocery stores; use what you like best!), 1/4 of a ripe avocado, 1/4 of a lime, 4-5 cherry or grape tomatoes cut in half, a few slices of onion (just a few rings, you don’t need full slices. Or maybe you do, you just don’t want to kiss anyone ever again), some alfalfa sprouts (I love them, but if they creep you out or you can’t find them, you can totally leave them off), and an egg.
Have all your ingredients ready to go because this will move fast. Toast the bread as desired. Begin frying the egg.
When the toast is done, place the avocado onto the toast…
gently mash the avocadoSqueeze the lime juice on the mashed avocado and season with salt and green Tabasco Sauce.
Add the onions, sprouts, and tomatoes.
When the egg is done cooking, place on top of everything and top with a few more dashes of green Tabasco and a little more salt to taste.
